Multiple offense DUI suspect Mark Dahir has his bond revoked for his third DUI charge. Bond for his fourth DUI charge was set Friday at $500,000.

The Lincoln Convention and Visitors Bureau along with Pershing Center have teamed up to offer a free shuttle service to tournament spectators for the State Girls Basketball Championship, March 3 – 4 and State Boys Basketball Championship, March 10 - 11.

Corn and soybean growers share on-farm research.

Hours after first smelling smoke, a family was chased from their burning home Friday morning.

Meth conviction in Iowa.

Thursday is the first day for applying for the Nebraska Homestead Exemption. It is aimed at property tax relief program aimed at helping elderly, disabled and veterans who are homeowners. Filing is quick and easy and it could help keep some on limited means stay in their homes.

Every year, metro school children learn about the risks associated with drug use. Thursday, that education was rewarded with a trip to the Shrine Circus.

A plan to open a strip club within 1,000 feet of a high school has run into an official brick wall.

Federal reservoir managers have begun releasing water into the North Platte River in Wyoming to make room for heavy runoff from deep snow.

Supporters of former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline say the state official pursuing a professional ethics complaint against him has concealed an investigators' report highly favorable to Kline for months.

The money's been spent, the election held and the votes counted. Omaha Mayor Jim Suttle won. Wednesday a footnote can be added to the recall saga.

The Metro Area Fugitive Task Force and the Emergency Response Unit combine to catch a wanted man. Anthony Adams, 36, had warrants in both Douglas and Pottawattamie Counties and a long history of run-ins with the law.

An overnight fire forces a mother and her eight children from a home near 42nd and Miami. The call came in just before midnight for the fire as the mother returned from the store and found the home in flames.

A variety of illnesses has forced a church-affiliated school in Pierce to close for the rest of the week.

It may have started as a small idea in the fall of 2010, but now the College of Saint Mary Drama Club is in full swing - and preparing to present their first play!

To help students meet the ever-changing needs of the business world, College of Saint Mary has launched a new degree program – CSM Business, a degree in Analytics and Strategic Communication.

Three separate traffic stops on Interstate 80 near Lincoln, led to Nebraska State Patrol troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol to seizing 65 lbs of marijuana and eight arrests.

Hundreds of labor members are planning to take part in a Statehouse rally to show support for Wisconsin public workers who are fighting efforts to end collective bargaining rights.

Waterfowl hunters may attend public informational meetings to give their input on possible boundary changes to dark goose units and duck zones.

The scene is an older house, fixed up and moved in to by the new family in town. Kevin Stukenholtz says, “It’s my understanding that Tim was well thought of at Duncan aviation, well thought of there, Toni volunteered at the catholic school, the family attended church there and were well thought of.”

Nebraska Department of Labor investigators are making surprise inspections at an Omaha renovation site.

The Durham Museum is featuring exhibits about the Presidents of the United States.

With a white hat, a white mask and a black gun, a man robbed an Omaha bank in June of 2010. Police now say they have him under arrest.

An Omaha man was stabbed at his apartment after an argument on Sunday afternoon.

They walk among us every day but we probably don't recognize them.